Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-24


THE TAPS.
Then came the melodious staps and instantly
every light in the tents was extinguished and the
boys turned n not to sleep but to do their talking
away from the vfgilant eyes of the officers OF the
guard AS late as I2 O'Clock the boys who had
gone gone TO town came struggling home, thoroughly
tired and worn out. Very soon every thing was
quiet over the camp, not a sound breaking the
stiffness and the soldier boys slept their rough
mattresses as If at home in their soft and yielding
beds until ''revetlle" sounded this morning.
The Ohio Regiment.
THE SOLDIERS OF THE I'd OHIO NOW IN CAMP.
The STAR OF Saturday gave sketch OF the I'd
ONO Regiment now in camp. The roster Of the
five companies, as now In camp, is as follows:
Col, j. c. Howe; lieut. col, A. B. PrObert; adjt.,
P. A. Campbell.
Company B. OF Upper Sandusky-Capt., w. F.
cock; LIST sergt., Chas. Liebenthal; I'd sergt, Geo.
Scheck; Sd Sergt, NJ c. Kelly; privateS T. A.
Henderson !. Smalley. F; McGlnnis, Chas. Cramer,
J. Widman, Hudson Lime, Jas. Walters, Frank
Dennis, Jos. Glosier, Frank Tschauer, Virgil Glib
son. Jno. Buetzcher, VIM. Orsmeyer, Henry school,
Frank Appegate, Henry Hale, X. Hale.
Company c, of uma-Capt., Frank NJ. Bell; 1st
lieut., oscar =. MOWen; LIST sergt., Jno Hoover: I'd
sergt-' Jno Bailey; Sd sergt., Harry c. Bell; LIST
corp, Dolph Bowen; 4th CORP, Geo Harper: 5th
corp, Chas Coleman; privates Benton Armstrong,
Arie Ashton, Frank Boone, Alvin Buckler, Frank
Z. Frazier, VIM. Gibbs, Geo. Johns, Chas. McComb,
j. Morris rs y, WM pangs, F. G Particle VIM.
NJ. Shwyer, Wm Morris, VIM. Shook.
1st lieut., n. T. banner; I'd lieut. Tom NJ. smith;
sergt Pearson H Miller; Eth se ss Sard NJ NJ
Hinton; 9TH sergt., W. S. Bechtol LIST CORP, Ed
Conn; "a corp, Al kuhl; Sd corp, W. q. Cor
Lambkin; 9Th CORP, D. G. RisOn IT.: It'll CORP. [.
r. Ries; Stn corp, Chas: Redrup; privates, Louis
Armtrout Jas Athey. VIM Bailey, c. Balyeat, W.
Perry Fox, Walter Gleason, Omar Gamble, Emmett
Gamble, II. H. Hinton, Elias Hinton, Jno j.
K Katssh K b hnkna.s yn9 Mccleary Th9s
man. w. II. Rison, Geo. Redrup, Z. Raker. II. E.
Sutz. Ed; stitz, H. Shurtlin, G.. W. Spahr, J. b.
Chas. Melsch, 6. ". watson, York washington
j. II. Wade.
Company 9, Of Kenton-1st lieut., j. A. Kenrt;
I'd sergt, w. T. Born privates, II. j. Rely, j. B.
Auii, Jesse Stevenson, John Dugan. NJ thinner
man man s H. Brick P. n: Crow, Il EdselI Chas
u. LINTON, harry Lott, Thee. Ochs, Frank
Scho0norn, N. H. SEEMING, Henry Suterweister,
Willis Wilson, Geo. Van Ripper, W. l. Young, Scott
company H, OF Bloolndale: Captain, r. s. Bry-
anu; 1st Lieutenant, w. w. Emerson; I'd lieuten-
AM, >: j. Ullery LIST sergeant, James Linhart; I'd
sergeant, e. 6. Bronson. Pr1vates-J. B. Fry, &.
Davis, L. Alcott, X. B. Mondy, William Burkey, D..
Woods, John P. Beam, c. Ii. Bryant, J. B. Lnhardt.
"A. W..
Charles Wineland, J. D. Baldwin, C. r. simon,
William Mineland, W. Sadler, I. J. Sadler. W. C.
MWr;yant "a Myers G 3. Rice E Wineland Jacob
Il. b. Hiscock, T. c. Poe, j. Lowman, p. Bronson,
M A. Probert s. E Purkey, o. J. Sheats, s NJ
swindless G. ". Urls H; NJ Hosler e r stillwe,
Davis, T. M.sFreis, c. A. Muse, c. A. Lett.
TIRE NORTH CAROLINA TROOPS.
The only representatives in camp of the North
Carolina State troops are the Governors Guards
and the Forsyth Rinemen. The Governors Guards
upon their arrival this morning attracted atten-
manded by Capt. E. B. Engelhard and I'd Lieut..
John G. Williams. and bring forty men and drum
Go ersns nm Rae I9S ana ,Se
Forsyth Einemen bring only hrteen men, COM
manded by Lieut.. J. G. Bessent, and will not go
general Of the State, accompanies the North Caro-
lima troops.
THE ORDER OF THE INFANTRY DRILLS.
The drawing at headquarters yesterday after
noon for position in the infantry company compe-
tition resulted as follows: 1. Company A, First
Minnesota Regiments. The Eighth Separate COM
pany, Rochester National Guards, State of New
York; l. MuScatine rifles, Iowa; 4 Grand Rapids
Guards; 5. Company A, First Battalion, Virginia,
Volunteer Southrons, vicEsburg; 8. Company A,
First Virginia Regiment; 8. Governors Guard,
North Carolina; 10. Louisiana Rides; IL Company
II, sixth Illinois Regiment; II. Company G, Sec
Ond Connecticut; Ii Company C, First New Jer-
sey Battalion; a. Company B, Washington Light
Washington Cadets, tcolored3 II. indianapolis
Light Infantry; IL. Company F, Third Virginia
lneux Rifles, New YORK; 81. BeIEnap Rifles,
Texas; ~. San Antonio; % Lomax Rifles, Ala
bama; "a Sheridan Guards New Hampshire; %.
Company B, First Virginia Regiment; 70. Neatly
Rifles, Maine; "a. National Rlf1es. washington:
-. Company ., First Minnesota Regiment; %.
y, Fth Rhode Island; 80. Company D, Fifth
RnOdes Island; 81. Company /, second Michigan;
32. Company B. Third Missouri; 81. Fort Wayne
Rides; IL company C, Fifth Rhode Island.
Is disposed OF.